look at oxford circle. that is not pretty. neither is driving here. people have to take their time, they are slipping and sliding all around this area. >> it is nasty out here. >> reporter: drivers share their tails of the road during saturday's relentless snowfall. >> we just came from atlantic city on 76 the expressway and road were horrible. everybody was on there doing 20 miles per hour. >> reporter: mid afternoon vehicles crawled on route one, city's streets department dereplied around 200 pieces of equipment. they are focusing on primary secondary and residential streets. because of record low temperatures leading up to today crew did his not brine roadways, they did not know how salt water solution would react to temperatures that low and aired on the side of caution. today is now a plowing operation, so before the the the snow cold temperatures already had residents in port richmond dealing with an 8-inch water main break damaging 12 homes, 100 are without water. >> came out around 8:30 this morning and i seen a geyser of water, coming up out

if you want to write, come to oxford. >> you think that's true? says, do me a favor, throw it hard. >> it's easy to look at mississippi and go that just happens down there, so we're good, our hands are clean. it's a totally misperceived place. when i came, i fell in love with the place. i never thought that i would. there's something to it, but you can't put your finger on what it is. >> what it is can be found in the dark spaces across the tracks and on the other side of town. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to the lounge right by the cemetery and back by the river. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ no. in the basement. why can't we just get in the running car? are you crazy? let's hide behind the chainsaws. smart. yeah. ok. if you're in a horror movie, you make poor decisions. it's what you do. this was a good idea. shhhh. be quiet. i'm being quiet. you're breathing on me! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. head for the cemetery! ♪ when i didn't worry about the hepatiti

live in oxford circle jesse gary "nbc 10 news." now to jillian mele with the rest of the traffic picture. jillian, good morning. >>> good morning. we are not reporting any accidents on the highway across the area. so a pretty quiet start to the morning, especially with the accident being cleaned up on the boulevard. this is a live look of 95 near girard avenue on the southbound side. this is where we see the volume in the morning at 5:45. i'll keep youup dated on the delays as they form here. it's pretty quiet on 95. 76 is looking good along with the blue route. the pennsylvania turnpike has the normal spots of construction, but nothing to slow down traffic. drive times are 22 to 23 minutes in both directions between bensalem and valley forge. >>> and a problem you alerted us to yesterday morning. repair crews will return to the scene of the water main break of roosevelt boulevard that was shut yesterday during the morning rush. the inner lanes were reopened today. today they will focus on the outer lanes. >>> new from overnight, t

the publisher is oxford unity -- oxford press. you are watching booktv on c-span2. >> host: writers leader joan biskupic her recent book breaking in the politics of justice. joan biskupic what have we learned about sonia sotomayor? >> guest: we have learned what she's been doing while she's been on the court for the last five years. this is a political history that tells you how she got on the supreme court and what her life has been like since. it picks up where her memoir left off so you learn in the opening chapter how she persuaded her fellow justices to salsa with her. but then you also learn how she has been affected by mind the scenes on bob and sometimes she hasn't been so effective. if. >> host: you also read a biography of anton scalia. how are they different and how are they the same? >> guest: they are the same in some ways. they're both new yorkers, one from queens and one from the bomb -- bronx going through distinctive personalities both shaking up the joint in different ways. i would never ever asked me what she is

.' >> you went on to oxford, you studied philosophy, why?i said, 'well, i think i'll be an academic. because if i'm an academic, i can write about both of these interesting questions. i'm always fascinated about people -- how we think, how we reason. how we communicate. and in fact, actually, what i realized was that the course of becoming an academic professor was to be a very, very narrow scholar. so you essentially wanted to be an expert on this thing that, for example, only 10 to 20 people in the world probably knew about. and actually, what i really want to do was how do you help millions of people? basically, within about six months at oxford, i knew that, actually, in fact, i wasn't going to be an academic. i was going to come back here -- >> so that's when you decided to be an entrepreneur, essentially. >> well, that is when i started to work on software. actually, in fact, thinking of myself as an entrepreneur, that kind of came later. >> so you took your first job at apple? >> yes. >> 1994, sort of in the middle of the near death s

on oxford circle last night. new video shows the man demanding money from the employees while they were closing, according to police the suspect had been in the store hours earlier and then left after an employee offered to help him find something. nobody was hurt. >>> time for a check of the "action news" traffic report. >> lets take it live to matt pellman in the traffic center. >> it's about the have's and have not's on the ride home. you see the sunlight reflecting off the sign and a few slick spots and on the secondary roads what we do not have, is a whole lot of volume even here on the schuylkill expressway the traffic is moving fine. heading into the conshohocken curve, there are no delays to sit through on the highways this afternoon. but there are accidents including a pair in the morelands. one in east moreland at the dunkin' donuts and lower moreland one with the pole and welsh road. in norristown still have the building fire at dekalb street and the water main break along church street ain crash along

senior researcher and scientific coordinator at climateprediction.net and a research fellow at oxford university. good to have you with us. global warming a huge issue, we've been looking for volatile countries, developing countries, and counts voice like asia and india. do you think the regional governments are doing enough to manage climate change or does more need to be done to coerce them? >> it's not on me to judge if they are doing enough. i think having implemented the mechanism on loss and damage and working on the programme of this mechanism on loss and damage seems to be a sensible step to then work with scientists to identify what are the actual impacts of climate change now. and what is loss and damage dew to climate change. >> some of these countries are suffering - sorry to interrupt. some of the countries are suffering hugely. the u.n. says the philippines is the third-most vulnerable nation at risk. we have seen numbers of storms and flooding in recent years. >> yes, although not necessarily every extreme event is more likely due to climate change. now taking loss and

ain crash at the oxford route 100 bypass and one at old kennett road, and lakehurst ocean county a bad overturned tractor trailer accident is closing 70 this afternoon and union avenue is a possible alternate around that one. >> thank you. adam joseph is back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you. any warped up a bit. >> its 10 to 15 degrees warmer, any degree is an improvement. but we'll head backwards again towards the end of the week, as we head to sky 6, we have white sand at the jersey shore compliments of 7 inches of snow in cape may. it's only three months

wearing an oxford shirt. he appeared intoxicated.and his car, a sedan, possibly blue, was unusually clean. when asked if she could remember the license plate number, she recalled the first letter. >> i see the letter "k." >> she was asked if she could recall anything else. she said she saw a 4 and an "m." that was all she could remember. there were 500,000 sedan cars in northern washington that had license plates with the letter k. so investigators believed that the physical description of the suspect provided by their witness was the key piece of information. to put this on paper, they brought in composite artist john hinds. he interviewed the witness who was once again hypnotized. >> she's the only witness i have ever done a composite drawing of who has been under hypnosis. >> using the information from the interview, hinds drew what the witness described. the process is an unusual combination of interviewing skill and drawing talent. after two hours of meticulous work, an image was formed. perhaps this was the first look at the ar

we are also joined by tariq ramadan, professor of contemporary islamic studies at oxford university.he is the author of a number of influential books on islam and the west including, "western muslims and the future of islam" and "in the footsteps of the prophet: lessons from the life of muhammad." professor ramadan was named by time magazine as one of the most important innovators of the 21st century. he joins us now from doha, qatar. i want to go first to our guest in paris, inna shevchenko. describe the scene on saturday. what exactly were you talking about when the shots opened fire ? explain where they came from. >> thank you for having me, first. whenever thing happened in copenhagen when terrorists entered the place, just a few seconds before, i was mentioning that very often, it is an illusion that we can enjoy freedom of speech. i was sitting on the stage with lars vilks and one of the organizers of the event. then i mentioned the phenomena in "but" when we're talking about freedom of speech. you can hear on the record, once i mentioned that, yes, we are fine with freedom of

. >> oxford city schools this morning, had to go to school on presidents day but my niece and nephew oxford. >> the sink stuff on the radar that is freezing rain and/or sleet. moving out of the memphis area and mississippi but we are going to be dealing with more freezing rain and ice across the carolinas, up towards virginia of you can see we're just the freezing mark. nashville, icy mix. north of that we're getting the snowfall, and d.c., you could see your bi&?tdt snowfall so far this year but we do have ice storm advisories for central tess tuesday and our freezing rain advisory for parts of south carolina moving into north carolina and virginia later. look at the forecasted precipitation. six to 12 inches across the higher elevations. it's all ice overnight. people cannot be traveling, especially getting into the overnight hours and as people are haven'ting into work. so just a quick look at the forecast satellite radar imagery. there's recall e -- recall e, -- recallee and then -- >> i see breaking news you didn't mention. there's no snow tuesday in boston. >> wait, wait, wait.

. >> officer sammy sanchez got emotional as he watched the children play on oxford avenue this afternoon, just seeing the kids having a good time, jumping around this is why i do it they have raised nearly $8000 to purchase ipads and a special software for 36 autistic children in the philadelphia school district. parents of an autistic child sammy sammy jr. saw him soar after buying him and. >> kids like 16-year-old jose sorrano and others from olney high school that received ipads today. >> we have students with communication needs and this is very helpful for them. it's go pro software especially designed for autistic children. >> it allows the kids to use it as a speech device so they can ask a question this actually as a voice audio so it will repeat. >> they held bowling fundraisers to come up with the money and got lots of support in the community and colleagues. >> to put together something like this, i conhelp to be a part of it. >> children from five philadelphia schools received ipads today and sanchez hopes to increase that number in the near future. ♪♪ i've been drivin' a lin

a study of oxford university found that that event was probably climate change.ifornia suffered through three years of debilitating drought. if climate -- is climate change to blame? probably not. according to noaa, it is not an uncommon occurrence state. primary weather trends are factors. >> the weather phenomenon? >> there is a a lot to learn about how rivers behave and how dust particles can impact clouds over the ocean and over land. >> along the coast in san diego marita davidson got a lesson on how particles interact with clouds and may hold the key to the climate puzzle. >> when we see the dust, biological material that's coming from the ocean, when we see that prevent in the clouds, we see lots of snowfall hit the ground. dr. kimberly prathser at, atmospheric chemist. she leads a team of researchers who are investigating how particles like dust and sea patterns? >> air solis can impact some of the extreme we think patterns we are starting to see? >> the way you can explain some cases of drought is, let's say, for example, you are in a polluted urban regi

that's in the city's oxford circle neighborhood.cops say he just walk into the store on friday night demanded the cashier hand over money from the register. you know what to do. look at this guy. if you recognize give police a call. >>> you saw it as breaking news yesterday on fox 29 news at 5:00. a man shot dead unside a busy community center. authorities have identified the man killed in that attack as they couldn't to search for his killer. the gunman. 30-year-old jamar found shot to death on lower level of the rose hill community center in new castle delaware. investigators say kill go was in a recording studio when he was shot around 3:00 o'clock yesterday afternoon. police have vague description of suspect. anyone with information on the shooting is asked to call new castle police. >> it is 20 months in prison for a man admitted to running a multi million dollar sports betting ring. judge sentenced joseph mastronardo for his roll as the leader of the ring. federal investigators spray 2005 until 2011 mastronardo oversaw an orga

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the oxford educated actress got herself into strong physical shape.ard so hard she literally saw stars. >> [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> i think one of the takes they use is when ben really hit me hard. and that anger that's spontaneous anger, because you hurt me, and you do, you punch back. you feel it coming. you think, great, i can ride this one. >> reporter: famed director david fincher picked pike for the coveted role. but pike says the oscar competition isn't as cut throat as, say, her sword threat to the death scene with halle berry. >> there's one thing being in the race it doesn't feel competitive. i saw a sweet posting on her instagram. and it feels like a nice club in a way. >> reporter: pike says bond girl status pigeonholed her for a while, playing parts like a sister in pride and prejudice, or the prosecutor. >> why would anyone set you up? >> reporter: but from tom cruise to ben affleck she more than holds her own on the silver screen. >> much was made about the fact that your male counterparts showed more private parts than you did. >> i thi

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starting at center and oxford.ew blocks away from city hall and they are marching toward city hall. a plan to come into the city council meeting. they will discuss several police tactic issues here and clothing, alleged police brutality. which kept the state acted last year they will bring up the issue of body cameras on police. brother or not they should wear it. and they will also discuss how they would use their rubber bullets and how they use their pepper spray. so several different issues again. calling toward an end up what they call brutal or police brutality . >> reporter: several different issues here at city hall. so you concede protesters are here. bringing up these issues at 745 and that will be there and i will let you know what face a starting like that in a clock. reporting live in berkeley kron 4 news scott rates. >> catherine: it's hard to forget the fiery round of protests in berkeley in december. night after night.protests which had started peacefully ended in violence. >> catherine: people were

expecting three to six in oxford.s union plaza, basically it's the grove right out in front of the union there and a bunch of kids playing snowmen. look at this too if you want. the quadangle today. a winter wonderland on the beautiful campus of old miss and coffee shop. live cameras of the arena. look at this. building a new basketball arena. right now it's snowing inside. good luck andy kennedy. beat them bulldogs. see you tomorrow. >>> i think about it all this time focused on what horror they are unleashing over there. three of them just caught possibly hoping to do the same kind of thing over here. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto and two nabbed in new york, another in florida. all three set to do god know what's here from killing fbi agents, we're told, all the way to the president of the united states. and anyone and everyone in between who was going get in their way. by now you know they were stopped but the leader of the independent party says you better know the movement they were joining it around stoppi

meanwhile, al shabaab also called for attacks of a mall in canada and london's oxford street shopping area. canadian authorities addressed ded the threat today. >> i feel like the mall very safe. i feel this community very safe based on the nature of the threat we received. >> reporter: the group has been recruiting heavily including in minneapolis near the mall of america and the city with a large somali population. >> this is what that group does. and that is why we've been focusing not just on going after the evil of isis overseas but also the homegrown terrorism. >> reporter: a senior administration official says so far, al-shababb has not shown an ability to launch major operations outside east africa. >> what this new video does is it moves al shabaab from being a region al al shabaab from being a regional threat to putting them on a world stage in terms of threatening western countries in the united states. >> reporter: law enforcement experts say al shabaab is hoping to inspire lone wolf attackers. jeh johnson is batting to keep his agency open if couldn't can't resome its dif

she was born in north oxford massachusetts, 15 miles west of boston. her birthplace is still there. it is a little white house. it was on a farm when she was a girl. her father was a middle-class farmer. before being a farmer, he had been a soldier and had risen to the rank of captain. captain barton. her father was active in local government and served on the legislature. the barton family helped the poor in the community when she was a girl, so she had exposure to service in her family and experience with service at a young age. clara barton had two brothers, two sisters, and they were all much older than she was, more than 10 years older. her brothers and sisters were teachers. three out of four of them were professional teachers, public servants in their own right. that is what clara barton became. at 17, she started to teach school. she had to overcome this very shy nature she had to be able to teach a room full of kids. she did that. she went on to enjoy that work and would earn a reputation as being a good teacher teaching in a number of schools around massachusetts by the ti

carter was born in philadelphia and graduated from abington high school in 1972 and went to yale and oxford and served as deputy sent he is expected to easily win senate confirmation. >> police are searching for a gunman firing into a radnor township home narrowly missing a sleeping boy zach marino was asleep in his bed and a strange noise woke him up. his mother spotted a hole in the wall and a bullet in the car bet. it pierced the wall three feet from zach's head board. >>> investigators are trying to determine if a bank robbery in rittenhouse square is connected to one last month the suspect appears to be holding a hand grenade at 1855 walnut street he ran away with cash, there was a similar robbery at the first bank on january 20th in that holdup the suspect used an alleged bomb with wires sticking out. >>> still coming a robber with a chainsaw, how they escaped the gas station attack. >> and a woman relies on a stranger after her 1-year-old son stops breathing at his home. >>> and how you can eat like a super star in one simple step. "action news" will be right back. this is jim. a man

vape became the word of the year last year, in the oxford dictionary, but the owners are concerned oftheir business. question don't stop -- we're not stopping adults from doing this. >> you're watching out for young people. >> in the privacy of their own home. but you know as a breast cancer survivor myself. >> we talked about that. >> i'm really sensitive to what we, as public officials can do to preserve the public health. and i think this will take us a step further in doing that. >> we'll be watching this legislation as its moves through. nancy thank you very much for being here with us. >> thanks so much for letting me come. >>> and the weather when you leave is going to be even nicer than when you were walking into the door. allyson rae for the update because we're getting warmer. >> i know. finally just in time for the weekend. right? yesterday, we saw the temperatures just plummet all day and today finally back to normal where it actually increases during the day with some help of some sunshine. today not too bad of a friday at all. we're seeing. thes near 40 -- temperatures n

vehicles negotiated oxford circle covered with several inches of snow. >> we have 250 trucks out in the street. primarily this would be plowing operation until the snow is done. >> quick accumulation made it tough for philadelphia streets deement to keep up and record low temperatures this week made it hard to repair. >> we have plenty of residual salt from last weekend's storm. the concern was if we brined with temperatures of roadways and air temperature you know would we cause a worse problem with the brine freezing to roadway? >> some of septa bus routes were suspended or detoured. by late evening center city streets turned from slow to slush [ cheers ] and snow called for tradition on art museum steps. >> is this your sled. >> it was. >> it tried to be. >> students from drexel grabbed what they could to get that philadelphia sledding experience. >> this is best in philadelphia here. >> art museum stairs nothing better than it. >>reporter: and back out here live, taking a live look at septa bustic picking up riders waiting to get their ride. now, septa on septa.org we'll have change

canada's west edmonton mall and london's oxford street. homeland security secretary jeh johnson. >> i'm not telling people to not go to the mall. i think that there needs to be an awareness. there needs to be vigilance. and, you know, be careful. >> reporter: today, the white house called the video pure propaganda. terrorism experts say the main concern now? >> the primary fear is that a lone wolf inspired by this announcement would go ahead and pick up a weapon and take it in a mall and start shooting it up. >> reporter: al shabaab carried out the attack against the westgate mall in nairobi, kenya in 2013, a massacre that claimed nearly 70 lives. law enforcement officials say al shabaab has long-targeted minnesota, home to roughly 39,000 somalis for recruitment. today, community leaders denounce the threat and said they're reaching out to young people. >> this is not islam. this is not american. this is not somali-american value. >> reporter: meanwhile some shoppers were concerned. >> i'm very uneasy about the threats. >> reporter: federa

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meanwhile, shabab has also called for attacks against the west edmonton mall in canada and london's oxford street shopping area. canadian officials addressed the threat in a news conference late today. >> i feel west hampton mall is very safe. i also feel the community is very safe based on the nature of the threat we received. >> reporter: the group has been recruiting heavily including in minneapolis, near the mall of america, and a city with a large somali population. >> this is what this group does. and that is why we've been focusing not just on going after the evil of isis overseas but also the home-grown terrorism. >> reporter: a senior administration official says so far al shabaab has not shown an able to launch major operations outside east africa. >> what the new video does is it moves al shabaab from being a regional threat to putting them on the world stage in terms of threatening western countries in the united states. >>> a young woman was killed while isis was holding her hostage. and now her father says the u.s. government put policy ahead of american lives. the "today" sh

pocono. 31 in oxford to the south and east, temp%n. and as we look towards satellite radar, we are dry for now. we'll keep our sunday dry. that's the good news. enjoy today, enjoy the milder air before we have some cold air on the way and also that wintry mix to the north and west and some rain for the city on monday. your full forecast is straight ahead. >>> people who visit dewey beach in delaware will soon be able to use their phones to pay for parking. the new service will be available this summer. according to the news journal, the delaware beachtown has reached an agreement with park mobile. it's a mobile app that allows people to pay for metered the parking. rehoboth bethany, and lewis already allow drivers to use the parking app. >>> a big night for the music industry, as they celebrate the grammy awards this evening. ♪ stay with me ♪ >> this year's top prize may come down to a music superstar versus a newcomer. it's a face-off between beyonce and sam smith. all eyes will also be on the performances madonna, arianna grande, l

oxford university experts saying now that people whose ring finger is longer than their index finger. >> come on. everybody's ring finger is shorter. they're more likely to be loyal, linked to the testosterone in your body. >> what do you do? yes. all right. >>> come on. >> sleep well sweetie. >>> it turns out using smiley faces in texts and e-mails can affect your sex life. >> this is so weird but true. according to match.com, the site's new survey finds single people who use those smily faces have more sex than those who don't use them. researchers think that's because the little faces can make messages more flirty without being graphic. i think it makes people look weird. >> yeah they also had most popular are the wink the smile and the kiss in that order but if you get somebody who uses a lot of emojis and have a longer ring finger whoo-hoo. watch out. >> for some of you are, your local news is next. when you don't get enough sleep... and your body aches... you're not yourself. tylenol® pm relieves pain and helps you fall fast asleep and stay asleep. we give you a better night. y

he went ton yale and oxford and served as deputy defense secretary between 2011 and 2013.carter will likely face tough questions about iraq and other issues but he is expected to easily win senate confirmation. >> heading to the big board now. let's talk about your first look at business. the long running collapse in oil prices may finally be coming to an end that's what at least some are saying. they're already saying that gas prices have bottomed and are on the way back up which is bad for consumers. oil prices surged 7 percent yesterday lifting up the major stock indices which is good for your investments. stock futures are pointing to a lower open at 9:30. >>> netflix appears to be back online. the video streaming service has some 33 million subscribers. netflix is working to identify the cause. >>> this picture provides proof that texting can make people miss life's greatest moments. an unidentified man is immersed in his phone while a huge humpback whale surfaces just feet from his boat. our colleagues have verified that the photo is real saying it was taken near, re

in chester county they tell me oxford borough has pretty icy stretches. so be careful there. and here in delaware county where we have been throughout the morning, most of the roads are passable but just a blanket statement i'm getting from police dispatchers. it is icy out there. so be careful headed out over the next few hours. >>> speaking of icy conditions, traffic is beginning to move on the new jersey turnpike this morning after a deadly pileup in middlesex county at 9:00 last night in cranberry township. one person was killed and dozens hurt after a tractor-trailer jackknifed. this was near exit 8. it all caused a chain-reaction crash. and we have cell phone takevideo taken at the scene. 15 cars and the cause of the crash is under investigation. police tell us there were icy conditions at the time. >>> and with ties to the accident, it's still causing problems out there. the first alert traffic reporter jillian mele is help us to get around it. >> hours ago it looked much worse with a lot more activity. the crews have done a good job to get this cleaned up by the time

oxford chester count a cross route one right now moving up to the north and east. really any roads that are treated very well with salt are completelyized over. you really to want to be careful. this will be a problem even into the morning commute. the winter weather advisories posted across our entire viewing area until 6:00 o'clock tomorrow morning. lehigh valley and upper bucks county it end at midnight and that is for ice and freezing rain and even some sleet. right now you can see temperatures below freezing every where. 28 degrees in philadelphia. thirty in millville. twenty-nine in wilmington. twenty-five in allentown. so the morning commute i cannot stress enough be very careful. expect delays. not only are the road going to be glazed over with ice, cars as well, you will have to get that ice off your windshield. sidewalks very slick. fit looks wet, consider it icy, i will talk about this and track snow and cold on the way in the accu weather forecast, jim. >> let's switch live to "action news" reporter kenneth moton on route 202 in king of prussia kenneth,

oxford is 26. and heading to the shore, yeah below freezing. cape may harbor is 31 degrees. so might see some ice this morning. with newark middletown and dover in the 20s at 28 degrees this morning. the ground will be frozen and slick unless it's been treated. by 11:00, temperatures are going to be in the upper 30s. we'll still see clouds in the area, but the clouds will be thinning out later in the day. that's when temperatures start coming down in the evening hours. 33 degrees in philadelphia. then it gets cold overnight once again. so be on the lookout for slippery spots this morning. a mostly cloudy but dry day for philadelphia delaware it's going to take several hours before that precipitation finally comes to an end. with temperatures that will be climbing from the 20s and low 30s into the upper 30s this afternoon. what is the weekend forecast? we'll have that when i come back in ten. >>> 11 minutes after 4:00 the big traffic news. the new jersey turnpike. you have to worry about the accident to shut down part of the turnpike last night. jillian mele is here with a wa

boulevard continues throughout route one and bucks county we have good news around neshaminy use, oxford valley trenton, again great, great speed sensors. it is not only in pennsylvania, it is in new jersey delaware we have good news, mass transit is also in the the clear erika. >> thanks, vittoria. jordan has executed two al qaeda prisoners after isis murdered a fighter pilot. jordans flooded the street to protest the killing of moaz al-kasasbeh, they showed video of him being burn alive confine in the cage. moaz al-kasasbeh was captured during a u.s. led bombing run on isis target in syria. president obama says coalition forces are determine to defeat isis. >> we will redouble the vigilance and determination on the part of the global coalition to make sure that they are degraded and defeated. >> one of the prisoners jordan executed was sajida al-rishawi, she had been sentenced to death the for her 2005 role in a triple hotel bombing, that killed 60 people. >>> your time is 5:16. nationwide out break grows a alonong with the debate over who should get vaccinated. >>> a robber with an un